Is there a Kolibri dealer in the USA ,any more

Sin City Jets?

He needs to update his website... the 6lb thrust T25 Kolibri costs €2569 incl VAT which converts to about $2800 excl VAT + shipping.

Originally Posted by henke

He needs to update his website... the 6lb thrust T25 Kolibri costs €2569 incl VAT which converts to about $2800 excl VAT + shipping.

Was there a price reduction? His price tag is why I don't own one.

The old t32 is replaced by T15/T20/T25 rated 1.9/2.4/2.7kg with new prices.(even lamberts site needs updateing) I think € to $ ratio changed to. Also europe prices includes 19% vat. Buy directly from Lambert or via amir@hab.se same prices 110% backup and support

can you post the prices in us dollars

The conversion today is $1.30 to 1 Euro. It changes all the time. Also... if you buy with a creditcard... some will charge up to 6% for the conversion.

So... today is $2686.30.

Originally Posted by Dr Honda

The conversion today is $1.30 to 1 Euro. It changes all the time. Also... if you buy with a creditcard... some will charge up to 6% for the conversion.

So... today is $2686.30.

Remember the thrust figures are not updated either, here's the latest info:

T25 6.2lb thrust ~$2690
T20 5.3lb thrust ~$2350
T15 4.2lb thrust ~$2190 <--- P20SX equivalent in terms of performance of your airplane

Ok looks good if its the shipped price to the us?

Originally Posted by littlepiston

Ok looks good if its the shipped price to the us?

+ shipping of course...

110% back up and support if you are a buddy of his like Henke, but not so much for the average consumer. They are fantastic little turbines, but the customer service leaves much to be desired. You may want to read this if you are interested: http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_10..._1/key_/tm.htm

Originally Posted by Alien_Tech

110% back up and support if you are a buddy of his like Henke, but not so much for the average consumer. They are fantastic little turbines, but the customer service leaves much to be desired. You may want to read this if you are interested: http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_10..._1/key_/tm.htm

This is/was true, but it's getting better every day. Now Martin has an employee which means more time for development and service. However calling is still the key to sucess. I don't have 110% back up, I too have to call a couple of times but I understand why and I understand that when a Swede is talking technical english with a German guy it sometimes needs to be repeated. In the end it's worth it as there really is no competition in this segment.

The most clever thing to do is to order via your local reseller, then you comunicate with your dealer in your language and are coverd in a convenient way. If you don't have a local reseller you can always go via HAB Electronic which is a big dealer in Sweden with great support from Martin. amir@hab.se

But still you are right, reading up before ordering is a must with any of these more expensive things.

Yikes looks like jet joe has better service

Originally Posted by littlepiston

Yikes looks like jet joe has better service

It's easy, the choice is yours to do. :-)

However a Jetjoe can't do this:

Swist F5D, Pilots view - Jet Power Messe 2012 (2 min 38 sec)

If we could get someone in the US carry to product line and service them WITH THE CORRECT PRICES not sin city jets prices and or support,I would jump all over them.